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Women in Ancient Northern Arabia:Nabataea [PDF]

, 2000
Alfassi, Hatoon
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Falling Out with the In-Laws. Understanding the Babatha Archive with Pierre Bourdieu’s Field Theory and Theory of Practice.

Journal of Ancient History
Abstract This article is one in a special issue of the Journal of Ancient History, “Social Biographies of the Ancient World.” It forms one of the “case study” chapters regarding a Judean woman by the name of Babatha. Babatha is known to us because of the discovery in 1961 of what was probably one of her most precious belongings, which ...
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Chapter Nine The Babatha Archive, the Egyptian Papyri and their Implications for Study of the Greek New Testament

2010
This chapter focuses on the discussion regarding the nature of the Greek of the New Testament by drawing into the discussion not only the Greek of Egyptian papyri, but the Greek of papyri discovered in the Judean Desert, in particular the Babatha archive.
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Babatha’s Property and the Law of Succession in the Babatha Archive

2001
Jonas C. Greenfield, Hannah Cotton
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Courtyard(s) in Ein-Gedi: P.Yadin 11, 19 and 20 of the Babatha Archive

2022
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The Babatha Archive

1998
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Tax collection in Roman Arabia: A new interpretation of the evidence from the Babatha Archive

Mediterranean Historical Review, 1994
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Tax Collection in Roman Arabia: New Evidence from the Babatha Archive

1998
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Julia Crispina, Daughter of Berenicianus, a Herodian Princess in the Babatha Archive: A Case Study in Historical Identification

The Jewish Quarterly Review, 1992
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The Xenokritai in Babatha's Archive: (Pap. Yadin 28 - 30)

Israel Law Review, 1995
Babatha had a dispute with the guardians of Jesus, her son (from her first marriage). We do not know the reasons for this dispute, however, she seems to have been interested in the formula by which, under Roman law, the tutor could be called upon to account for the loss that the ward had suffered.
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